LG Oled deals under £2000 at Currys

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So I missed the £150 off offer by 12 hours, but then they reduced the price by £100 and Top Cash Back did £50 off TVs more than £1000 so it evened out. My wife has a deal at work where she can buy Currys vouchers for a 7% discount, so bought 6 x £250 (max was £250 per voucher).

Went to buy online and.... at voucher 6 the site popped up saying "sorry, there's a max of 5 vouchers". Checked the terms and conditions, and that wasn't anywhere (not to mention they were happy to sell 6 vouchers...). The FAQ did mention it, I subsequently discovered, but an FAQ is neithe a term nor a condition... And it's not a question which even occured to me, nevermind one I'd frequently ask!

In any case, a trip to my local store allowed them to exchange the 6x£250 vouchers for 3x£500 and then went home to order. It was £100 more instore and obv wouldn't get the £50 cashback.

I will take delivery on Friday.

Thanks Gel and BB. 🙂
 
I expect they would have matched the dea but I din't push as they wouldn't have given the £50 cashback so it wasn't a biggie. Staff in the shop were actually very nice and helpful (not fair that google rates them as 2.3/5). Will write a nice review of them later.

It arrives today, between 08.05 and 12.05. Almost half-way through that window..!
 
Have been doing a lot of playing around with it. Was quite annoyed for first 40 minutes - was contemplating packaging it up and taking it back to Currys. Picture quality was all over the place. I appreciate a bigger screen (40" to 55") will amplify issues, but I would expect a TV that £2300 last year to outperform a 10 year old Sony LCD by a country mile. I've found that the processing from the TV (either Freesat or aerial) is poor. It's been much better when I swapped back to using my Samsung SMT-7800 Freesat Box, upscaled via my Denon AVR3312.

SD broadcasts and upscaled HD ones are a bit ropey still though. More playing around to be done tho. Just picked up kids from summer camp, one with a chipped tooth (milk one) and a bit tearful, so letting him watch a nature docu to calm him. A shame - had hoped to have the battlestation fully operational before Mrs Aura came home (as she has a poor tolerance for me fiddling about with things!).
 
Big Aura said:
Have been doing a lot of playing around with it. Was quite annoyed for first 40 minutes - was contemplating packaging it up and taking it back to Currys. Picture quality was all over the place. I appreciate a bigger screen (40" to 55") will amplify issues, but I would expect a TV that £2300 last year to outperform a 10 year old Sony LCD by a country mile. I've found that the processing from the TV (either Freesat or aerial) is poor. It's been much better when I swapped back to using my Samsung SMT-7800 Freesat Box, upscaled via my Denon AVR3312.

SD broadcasts and upscaled HD ones are a bit ropey still though. More playing around to be done tho. Just picked up kids from summer camp, one with a chipped tooth (milk one) and a bit tearful, so letting him watch a nature docu to calm him. A shame - had hoped to have the battlestation fully operational before Mrs Aura came home (as she has a poor tolerance for me fiddling about with things!).

Hmmm, reading that puts me off OLED a bit! Have you managed to improve things yet or are you thinking of sending it back for a full refund?
 
Have a look in the TV sub-forum for a full first-impressions review. My FiL is coming over tonight and he has the same pioneer as you, so will get his views for comparision purposes.
 
Big Aura said:
Have a look in the TV sub-forum for a full first-impressions review. My FiL is coming over tonight and he has the same pioneer as you, so will get his views for comparision purposes.

Thanks; I'll be interested to read what he makes of it!
 
gel, thanks ever so much for your brilliant attention to SO MANY TV prices and deals available, your posts always make for some real good reading, for me anyway. *dirol*
 

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